Virgin Voyages to Give Away 2,021 Voyages Through New Initiative

Virgin Voyages has announced a new initiative named Shipload of Love in which the line will gift 2,021 total voyages on its new ship Scarlet Lady. Shipload of Love will formally launch this Sunday, February 14 on Valentine’s Day to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the delivery of the brand's first ship, Scarlet Lady. 

According to Virgin Voyages, Shipload of Love is, “meant to pay tribute to those who have impacted our lives in a meaningful way. No good deed is too small, and no individual is to be overlooked. Love and beauty exist in the eye of the beholder, including our unsung heroes, who have shown us that their embrace makes the world a better place.”

As the first foray into a year-long, multilayered giveaway effort, Virgin Voyages will open up the first 1,000 nominations this Sunday, February 14. To enter, participants will be asked to submit a short video, sharing their personal nomination, demonstrating why their nominee should sail on our Shipload of Love. Submissions will be accepted through March 16, 2021. 

In addition to submitting a video on the Virgin Voyages website, participants are also encouraged to keep up with Virgin’s Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter social media pages for additional giveaways. 

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Virgin Voyages has delayed the official launch of its first cruise ship, Scarlet Lady. At this time, the line plans to have its first official sailing May 9, 2021. Virgin has also pushed back the planned launch of its second ship, the Valiant Lady, until November 14, 2021. Coinciding with the launch of Shipload of Love, Virgin Voyages has announced it will soon share an update on its next Lady Ship 3, unveiling her name and new itineraries. 

To learn more about the initiative and nominate someone who has positively impacted your life visit Virgin Voyage’s ‘Shipload of Love’ website at: http://shiploadoflove.com/.

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